Juventus, the first finalist in the Italian Cup

Juventus, who drew 0-0 with Milan in the Italian Cup semi-final second leg match, went to the finals with the advantage of away goal.

In Italy, where football matches have not been played since March, the first professional football game was played after 3 months.

Juventus hosted Milan at the Allianz Stadium in Turin in the rematch of the first match played in Milan and ended 1-1 in February.

The home team, which started the game against the empty stands without any audience, put Milan under pressure in a row.

In Juventus, who won the penalty with the VAR warning in the 15th minute, Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo could not take advantage of an important opportunity when he aimed the ball in the penalty kick.

One minute after the penalty, Milan's Ante Rebic saw a direct red card due to his dangerous move and 10 people left the red and black team.

The first half of the match ended without goals.

In the second half of the match, the goal was 0-0, and the match ended 0-0. With this result, Juventus became the party that reached the final with the advantage of the away goal in the first game.

Hakan Çalhanoğlu, who played in Milan, played for 90 minutes in the match.

Meanwhile, both teams appeared on the field with anti-racist t-shirts before the match. While Milan wore t-shirts with the inscription "The life of black people is valuable", Juventus came out with t-shirts that read "No racism".

Before the match, a minute of silence was made for those who lost their lives in the epidemic and for all health workers.

In the other leg of the cup semi-final, Napoli will host Inter. Napoli, the first match between the two teams, won 1-0 away.